A view from Straits Quay, Penang.

Happily cycling around Armenian Street, Penang. Nice piece of art by Ernest Zacharevic.

Ready to take off? What a beautiful sunshine and colourful parasail!

Interesting Lion dance. Poor guy who operated the head fell down but luckily he had very supportive audiences.
Watch the video.

A boy with a tricycle (of bread seller) and a large vintage photo of George Town.

Snake Charmers in Georgetown, Penang.

I like the view of these senior citizens gathered in front of this old building of Penang.
Do you like the painting on the wall?

The longest non stop teh tarik “pulled tea” demonstration.

To prepare this popular drink you need to have the skill of “pulling” the tea.

Young participants of the Candlelight Charity Walk at Straits Quay, Penang.

People took part at The Candlelight Charity Walk to commemorate the 100th day anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Lovely view of a village. The happy kid with fishing rod, the pond, the buffalo, the coconut trees..etc.

My brothers and I came to this village before. We hid behind bushes and took photos of kingfishers.

The Char Koay Kak seller said I am very lucky to capture these videos because this is the famous Koay Kak in Bukit Mertajam. Yes, I am very lucky to capture these videos . The seller and his daughter are very friendly.

The taste of this Koay Kak is different from others. You can find this delicious Char Koay Kak at night at Jalan Pasar, Bukit Mertajam, Penang.

Watch the second video. I like the way he wrapped the koay kak.

Another sweet smile from this lady and her son.  A simple smile makes my day.

This video shows the process of making colourful candies. The talented and friendly candy maker is from Thailand. He makes the candies into various shape such as flower, fish, dragon etc.  I wonder this is a dying art . 

You can only find the best chicken and pork rice in the world here. Only at Jalan Danby, Bukit Mertajam.   As my brother said, with its secret sauce and green pickle chilies, the rice taste heavenly.

The rice is cooked individually in the metal bowl then the soup is served using the same bowl. This is the uniqueness of this rice too.  Due to the metal bowls, some people call it cup rice.